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Ghislaine Maxwell’s life behind bars is being kept shrouded in mystery, according to a federal prison consultant, Knewz.com can reveal.
Jeffrey Epstein’s co-conspirator was originally serving her 20-year sentence for trafficking in Tallahassee, Fla., before being moved to a minimum-security facility, Federal Prison Camp Bryan, in Texas. It’s known as “Club Fed” due to its cushy amenities.
Keeping secrets
The 63-year-old was transferred following a private meeting with Deputy U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche over the summer.
When Blanche — one of President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyers — interviewed Maxwell, she claimed she never saw Epstein’s former close friend Trump “in any inappropriate setting” with the late financier, who died in 2019 while awaiting trial on trafficking charges.
Sam Mangel, a former inmate-turned-prison consultant, has claimed the facility is doing all it can to keep details about Maxwell’s prison life out of the news.
“When they go into a prison, anybody of that type of stature or fame, inmates tend to be very curious,” Mangel explained on “The Daily Beast Podcast,” adding, “They want to almost live vicariously through them. And many of the staff tend to be very deferential to them because they understand who they are and who their friends might be.”
“In this case with Ms. Maxwell, it is completely different. They were warned. The inmates and the staff were warned prior to her coming in that under no circumstances are they to disclose anything that happens with her or to her or surrounding her during her time at Bryan,” Mangel said.
‘The staff is afraid’
According to Mangel, “There was one inmate that told somebody — a journalist — something about [Maxwell]. And this young lady was a friend of one of my clients and she had a very short sentence. Keeping in mind, prison phones and email are subject to being monitored. So you know for sure they have an AI system that is just looking for the name Maxwell.”
“And as soon as this other inmate made the statement, she was whisked off that night to Houston Federal Detention Center, which is a maximum-security facility. The sentiment is one of walking on ice. They’re afraid, as the staff is afraid, to do anything wrong because they know that in order for her to have gotten there, the strings at the highest possible level [were pulled],” Mangel claimed.
As far as Maxwell’s transfer, Mangel alleged that Bureau of Prisons Director William Marshall and Deputy Director Joshua Smith, who were appointed by Trump earlier this year, “really tried to clean everything up, get things moving in the proper direction.”
“So it’s my understanding that the directive to move her to a minimum-security camp, Bryan, came from well above their heads,” Mangel explained.
‘Cushy’ prison details
Mangel speculated Maxwell was moved due to safety concerns. “I truly believe that once she started cooperating, the Bureau of Prisons had to move her. It was the only solution for the Bureau of Prisons if their goal was to keep her safe and alive,” Mangel said. “If they moved her to another low-security [facility], they would have had the same challenges.”
“Club Fed” spans 37 acres and features dormitory housing with bunk beds, religious services, thorough medical access and a focus on work and rehabilitation.
Inmates sleep in open cubicles that house four to eight women, with two-person bunks — a big contrast from the solitary cells in higher-security prisons. They also have access to personal luxuries.
Supreme Court shuts down Maxwell’s appeal
Maxwell’s hope for freedom recently took a major hit after the Supreme Court declined to hear her appeal.
“We’re, of course, deeply disappointed that the Supreme Court declined to hear Ghislaine Maxwell’s case,” her lawyer, David Oscar Markus, said.
“But this fight isn’t over. Serious legal and factual issues remain, and we will continue to pursue every avenue available to ensure that justice is done,” he added.
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